Match Preview: OM vs. Zurich (Game 4, Champion’s League)
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A little inspiration– the celebration after Heinze’s winning goal in game 3.
I can’t believe we are already at game 4 in Europe– it seems like just yesterday I was in shock at our group competition. Given our first few performances, I gather OM was shocked as well (1-2 thus far in the group stage…and the one game we won was far from a stellar performance). Read the rest of this entry »
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Ben Arfa as Niang– The Proof!
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Watch the video below the jump! Read the rest of this entry »
Category: UncategorizedOM-Toulouse: Match Review
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First, thanks to Thomas for setting up the live blog during the game (as well as the later Lyon vs. St. Etienne game) and for the fans who were able to join us. I hope the rest of you can make it in the future.
Let’s start with the pre-game festivities. The game, which played on Halloween, allowed the fans to show some of their festive spirit.
Before the match, both teams were given time to warm-up on the field– giving the press the opportunity to catch Gignac showing us what happens when he is caught thinking too hard. Read the rest of this entry »
Status Update: Diaby and Ben Arfa now friends!
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We’ve all seen the video…you know the one I’m talking about (and if you don’t its below the jump…and it is not a video displaying their awesome football skills). Read the rest of this entry »
Is Ben Arfa the new Niang?
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Apparently he is the only one who thinks so! For those who watched the game this afternoon between OM and Toulouse, you may have noticed a delay that kept HBA from entering the game immediately. Read the rest of this entry »
Gignac: OM is the Club of my Heart aka the OM-Toulouse Match Preview
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Match Background
Gignac has already admitted the game this weekend against Marseille will be a “special” moment.
For those who don’t know anything about Gignac beyond his impressive scoring ability, he was born in Martigues, a town outside of Marseille, which explains why the game has special significance for the guy. Read the rest of this entry »
Sports and Politics..I guess they Mix in France
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OM-PSG on the Assembly Benches
“Yah! Always the same ones who are on the bench!”
“On my mother, I am vexed!” Read the rest of this entry »
The Worst: Cheyrou in Fitness Battle for Toulouse
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Cheyrou, our most consistent player and general star this season, may not be available for Deschamps to choose this weekend. He had an ultrasound on his leg on Tuesday after experiecning groin problems. The ultrasound revealed a slight lesion on his right adductor muscle. Read the rest of this entry »
OM-PSG: November 20
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The LFP Office announced today that the Classico will be played on Friday, November 20th. The original Ligue 1 game that weekend against Sochaux has been pushed back until Wednesday, 12/2. If necessary, OM can request that the Sochaux match be rescheduled for a later date (since they will be preparing to play Real). Read the rest of this entry »
Mandanda to Bayern?
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Sarah and I have certainly had a lot to write about with this whole swine flu debacle and it seems the news keeps on coming for OM. Reports are now that the Bavarian giants Bayern Munchen have set their sights on our very own Mandanda. Over the summer Bayern made a slew of summer signings and though they were eclipsed by the Galacticos nonetheless they greatly improved their squad. However finding a definitive reliable keeper has eluded the Germans ever since the departure of the great Oli Kahn. I truly hope this stays nothing more than a rumor I would be hugely disappointed if Mandanda left (I mean I still miss Cana!). Remember that Steve extended his contract with us back in the summer so I think he’s here to stay….hopefully.
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